billlumberg
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Look at the gap below the vent and above headlight dial. The "shinny" part is water. Any ideas? I have a Sport S hardtop.
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Leaking Dashboard
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Shenanigans
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Obvious question that was not already addressed..... was it raining or did you go through a car wash? Or is this something coming through the dash?
TA1ton
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Was the A/C on and was it a humid day? Could potentially just be condensation on the ducts inside the dash...
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billlumberg
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The Jeep was in a heavy rain but I would not expect any leaks on a new 2018. Had a 2013 for 4 months But sold it when there was a leak that couldn’t be fixed.
No AC has been on. This was at start up this morning.
No AC has been on. This was at start up this morning.
Jeepsterfreak
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Heavy rain and Jeeps don’t mix regardless of year.
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